Companies such as Google, AOL, Return Path and Microsoft have founded DMARC – Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance – a networking group dedicated to reducing the threat of email spam, called “phishing.”
The Four Seasons Private Residences in Denver has restructured its pricing system to help convince affluent consumers that a primary or second-home purchase is a good investment in today’s unstable economy.
Toyota Corp.’s Lexus aims for easier, stress-free mobile payments by introducing the myLFS application for the iPhone and iPod touch.
Video is arguably the most effective way for any luxury marketer to correctly showcase products by taking advantage of sight, sound and motion. This year in luxury branded videos was definitely one for the books.
German automaker BMW’s Financial Services group is encouraging its customers to go green and register for email alerts and online statements with the chance to win various experiential prizes including two tickets to the 2012 Olympics in London.
Email open rates were up 7.1 percent in the third quarter which is a good sign for luxury brands that intend to use email blasts as part of their holiday marketing campaigns.
Thirty-eight percent of smartphone owners have used their device to make a purchase, according to a study from comScore.
London-based publication Luxury Briefing announced the launch of a quarterly magazine supplement called Luxury Connections during its Wealth Summit last week in London.
Luxury automakers, publishers, hoteliers and fashion designers have made their mark in the mobile space in the third quarter, developing applications that engage, entertain and inform a bevy of affluent consumers.
Luxury brands Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Louis Vuitton topped the luxury sector’s list of global brands in 2011, according to a report from Interbrand.
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